The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHIE 0I1EG0N STATES-IAN, SALE1I, OltEGOU , f -... TtnmonAV urnRKrivn rrrrTtvi 01 100; . -'- rozrjo fust IT Fnor.i DAYES V- Opening Fistic Card vat Ar mory Attracts Lame Crowd Well Pleased Fans : l"'R!r-" After 'i roandsl of' fast i mad farfoo battllne In th main erent lastfi!5ht,i referee ;Tom Louttit raised .Beany Pelx hand to ladl cate that he had captured hard won decision ' frdm Phit ? Bares. Salem -battler. ? Bares showed pldaty of stuff so that Bennr had to aho? ersrrthias he had to win Tfcs battle was ve close. In fact, that' many :faMaoeed the -decision,- bel!eTfuj Phil should hare had, drw m.';-yii. ' A clou ahalysls of eaeh round, howeTerbears out the, decision' as Pel took fourlto two-fop Bayea. The; other Xpur rounds were eren. ' Thk !t if lbtts usui tented themaelres with span-in in thai first: round, lookiaxUCoruta open ing so that It was an eyen round. Bayes -sUrtd out ip the second. and ; led, tAe f lhtU t,i iaadiBS .ser eral rights and lefts to the face, lie "continued, the . worls, la the thlt-d 'round, winning both a ff WV JL. ,;- 4.: A$."; the ..third rounl ended Pelr; apparently believed that he bad.bca hit lowv as ie was wan derifr? -arpaad the rins making motions at the referee at -the bell. The belief that he had been fouled, apparently angered him, ant- thelaaputation that' he had fouled -Pel apparently -made Phil Ifate bU pisVed on his -own part, as -the-t wo "30ys started out and f r oiu 4Ja-Mi '-aluged away at each other tnwlvatir ererybody agreed , 1. i'ii m mm .. . ... 1 v i i - 1 ,, ,11 L ! - . v.i ' : . : : - v.. .v,l it t-r? I - . ' . .. . 1.1..-- . . V - ' . - ' 'l s " V . - . - f " " . , ii T4r" ' ., J.-.;r . - - . .j . . ' , ., -... t : ' " ii'' - M iA ' . . ..,' : - f f ' ' ' J - - S . ' -.: to he; the best; tight seen around here in a long time, ' Phil rushed the fight along, and managed to land a large number of punches although Pels took many on his glore that apparent ly" landed , when seen from a dis tance.' " V j ; : , ..j,;, , The fourth and fifth rounds were fast and-furtous. both, men throwing caution to the winds and opening tip with all ' they had. Pels won the 'fourth round, but Phil hit him several hard wallops jit the start- of the fifth. :. As the round nded Pels opened up with a barrage of ; pile driver i wallops, sending Phil against 'the ropeg as the round' ended. ' . i Both boys stood up, and pound ed each " ot&er ; In the" sixth -r and seventh rounds. There.-was plenty of speed and, action, "and" each fighter took plenty of. bio wsl Both tuse rounds Verreven?J The eighth canto evened with burst : of speed; aud action, . lilows rained from . ail Jajnglei thick and fast,.' Pels got started 'on the last part oi this' round and" pounded Phil, hard and often, on both; the face and bOdyJ so' . that Ba'yesp-; peared groggy; as. he went to his cdrner. . ' " ' ) ;'; :' ' ; .8 . : 'I He came back In theninth and made a battle of it the reat of the way, although the punishment he had been receiving -apparently slowed hinv up slightly.. He would frequently rush into a clinch and hang on.- As the 10th -round end ed,' Phil 'made a desperate rally' that almost earned him . a . draw decision, but It was a lit'tie tod late to prevent the victory going to Pels. . Atbough Bayes lost the decision Salem fight fans' . opinion of his ability Was Considerably strength ened, as he made the best showing be has In a long time. He fought .like a demon all the way, al ... ' II II M I ' - " II I o l d s .inn SSOIE W T Sustained. yu 1 GASOLIN gives quick mileage power ;: ' V'v huty 4 Jill: ' Available at all comparry , , service stations and at the I bet iadependent dealers though he took; punishment that would have silenced many a boxer. He gave Pels all the fight he wanted through the whole ten rounds. 4 ' Eddie Moore of i Portland won a somewhat flukey knockout from .Norman Snell, also of Portland, in the fifth round! of what was scheduled; to be a.aix-round semi final event. The tight was fairly even for the first four rounds, and Snell had the' edge If there was aajTf 1 t t i "--i Ti ; He went down In ' the fifth, however, apparently to claim a foul, and knelt there while the referee counted him out. Appar ently he was f not hard hit. and was tar from being clear out.. . Billy Burdette of Portland and fiussell Greene of Salem' battled four rounds to a draw. It was 1 fast fight all fbe "way. Greene, was up against' a tough battler, but managed-. to hold 'his 'own suc cessfully.. " i " " i-t " : ;Kld Obregon .of Portland made short Srork of his' bout with Jim my Fargo of Salem, the local. boy being laid out 'cold before the firet round had fairly started. Obregon was quick and carried a lightning punch, knocking Fargo out with a sizzling right uppercut at close' range' bef ore Fargo1 had time to know he was in a fight. - Young Watt of Salem and Pete Dogerhide. also of Salem, slugged each other through four fast rounds to a drw in V.ie cur- tain raiser. Neither; of the boys' appeared to know much about the fighting game; but they were will ing fighters and half boxed and half wrestled each other with much engergy, if not skill. 1 F; It. Wood and Geo. F. Peed, real estate, 34 .State. Farms and city ,proi?frty. , They bring buyer and sefler togetber. for the bene fit and profit of botW. () n a ) i-.il g-S' r 11 1 "TTn TTTi' 1 JttlL Quality - T. i AT E D unfailingly, starting: and and 1 OMI-STfMO : OFFICIALS C'ffl Clarence Zimmerman, Spo i kane, to Be Referee at . Homecoming Game UNIVERSITY O F OREGON, Eugene. Oct. 20.; (Special). Clarence Zimmerman, Spokane, will referee the: "homecoming game between the University of Oregon and Stanford here Satur day, J. W. Benefiel, graduate manager, announced today. Other officials are: Sam Dolan. of Cor vallls. - umpire; H. H. Huebel. Seattle, head linesman,, and H. P. Braddock, : San Francisco, field Judge. . i" Approximately 3000 tickets have been issued and requests are now coming in by the hundreds daily. The seating capacity of Hay ward field will be enlarged this week with the addition of bleacher seats on the southeast side of the stadium. When : completed this will increase the capacity to some 22.Q0O, it Is stated. Gabriel Powder & Supply Co., lumber, building materials, paints, and varnishes, roofing paper. Get orices here and make a big sav ing. Office. 175 S. Com'l. () Traffic Offender Arrested Mike Tanzer was. arrested by local police officers last night on a charge of having passed another car at a street intersection. .State will receive 7 per cent royalty, on gold recovered from Hlark sands on Curry 'county beaches. y . i r LATE FIGHT NEWS I 0 KANSAS CITY; Oct. zO.-t(AP) -Sammy Mandell - of Chicago, world's lightweight champion, and Larry Cappo of Kansas City boxed 10 rounds here tonight, .with the champion a winner on points, in the opinion of newspaper men at the ringside. Cappo was dropped twice, the knockdowns coming In the third and sixth rounds. Tommy Maroon, Kansas City bantam, knocked out Sammy Sac co, Sioux City, in two rounds. J BELLINGHAM, Wash., Oct. 20. (AP) Dode Dercol, 145 pounder of Monroe, Wash, knock ed out Harry Whybrow of Aus tralia in the fourth round of a scheduled six rouud majn event here tonight. - ' - - The Opera House Drug Store. Service, quality, low prices, friend ship give increasing patronage Old customers advise friends to trade here. High and Court. () KARASICK TAKES MATCH . PORTLAND. Oct. 20. Al Kar asick. light heavyweight wrestler, defeated Tom Alley, Omaha, by taking two out of three falls here tonight Karasick was awarded the first fall on a foul in 19 min- Wonderful Uff r 1 1 V :j( - . j $4 for this Genuine HOOSIER ; :f 11111 r . -.'! vv Come in today l and "look around" . The complete line of Hoosier- Kitchen ; -Cabinets and breakfast room furniture 0 is on (display the finest values you've C -.ever seen. 1 V At '.an "amazingly low price you "can I' now own ..a genuine Hoosier. " Only a - 'ddlar "down the rest in easy pay- . nients. No red tape. And with every i 1 - cabinet you get the fifty groceries -all : for the price of the cabinet alone. You know . hat needless labor and drudgery a Hoosier will f aye you. Come in now during our special sale week and get the model you've always wanted to ? own. - . I At the Theater Today I o o Elslnorp Moroni Olsen Players present "Dear Brutus." " Oregon Red " G range, . M ary McAllister,; ' Charles. Ogle - and Edythe Chapman in "One Minute to Play." .... . . Capitol Laura LaTIante and Pat O'Malley in "Midnight Sun., - Bllgli Fred Thompson in "The Tough Guy," a good snappy west ern. ; utes, 20 seconds. Alley got the second in 15 minutes. 20 seconds, while the third and deciding fall went to Karasick in 13 minutes, 15 seconds. j Ulrich &. Roberts, realtors, 122 N. Commercial St., know property values and make for you profit able investment. Will both save and make you money. () Stolen Cars Recovered The car stolen from H. D. Mc Mfllin Tuesday night at 9 o'clock was recovered by local police of ficers a few hours later. Another car was reported stolen last night, owned by Roy Bobannon of route 3. 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